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Post by ravenbrighid on May 12, 2022 16:00:50 GMT
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 18, 2022 0:25:40 GMT
Tournament Finals Results:
Pure HEEL def. Necrolord & Hana Darkly to WIN the Blue Thunder Tag Team Tournament
Astrophel (c) def. Jyushin Thunder Liger to retain the Blue Lightning Championship
#1 Contender Battle Royal: Vice Versa won, and will be receiving a future championship opportunity of her choosing.
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 19, 2022 20:51:42 GMT
Tag Night Results:
Main Event: Bingo Hall Mutants def. Pure HEEL to retain the Blue Thunder Tag Team Titles
Runner-up Showcase: The Hunt def. Star Fleet
1st Round Redemption Match: Midnight Sons def. The GOAT
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 19, 2022 20:58:55 GMT
Restructuring:
Hey all. As I've been talking about for a bit, Blue Thunder Pro will be restructuring into multiple promotions. Those Promotions are:
Blue Thunder Pro: The Flagship show is continuing on! But things will be shaken up a bit.
Blue Thunder Pro Japan: The sister show of Blue Thunder Pro coming out of Japan, Blue Thunder Pro Japan.
Massacre Pro Wrestling: Massacre Pro Wrestling is being revived, this time as a hardcore promotion.
Queer & Trans Wrestling Alliance: A showcase of specifically LGBTQ+ talent.
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 22, 2022 0:51:56 GMT
QTWA This Tuesday after Panda or 10:30 PM EST
Main Event: Venus Couture vs. #1 contender to crown the FIRST QTWA World Champion
Raven Brighid & Phoenyx vs. Los Pigantes
Sophie Sapphic vs. Aydin Pilot
Opener: #1 Contender match, winner faces Venus Couture to be the first QTWA World Champion: Hana Brightly vs. Vice Versa
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 25, 2022 16:07:26 GMT
QTWA Episode 1 Results:
Main Event: Hana Brightly def. Venus Cuture to become the 1st QTWA World Champion
Raven Brighid & Phoenyx def. Los Pigantes
Sophie Sapphic def, Aydin Pilot
#1 Contender match: Hana Brightly def. Vice Versa
Pre-show match: Mistress Angora def. Nyla Rose
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 25, 2022 23:52:11 GMT
Blue Thunder Pro Japan: Episode 1 Tuesday 6/7 10:30PM or after Panda
Main Event: Goro Murakami vs. Kosuke Arai (L-Pro) for the Blue Thunder Pro Japan World Championship
DUALITY (NGPW) vs. Double Dive
Sora Ichika vs. HARADA (Sakura Pro) vs. Nakajima Sama (Sakura Pro) vs. Krasnaya Zvezda
Super Darkness Machines (Sakura Pro) vs. Destructive Duo (L-Pro) for the Blue Thunder Pro Japan Tag Team Titles
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Post by ravenbrighid on May 31, 2022 22:50:05 GMT
I'm not feeling well so no stream tonight, sorry! we'll pick up next week.
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Post by ravenbrighid on Jun 9, 2022 1:04:23 GMT
Blue Thunder Pro Japan Episode 1 Results:
Main Event: Kosuke Arai (L-Pro) def. Goro Murakami for the Blue Thunder Pro Japan World Championship
Double Dive def. Duality (NGPW)
Sora Ichika def. Nakajima Sama (Sakura Pro), Harada (Sakura Pro), & Krasnaya Zvezda
Super Darkness Machines def. Destructive Duo for the Blue Thunder Pro Japan Tag Team Championships
Pre-Show: TOXIK def. Tsubaki Bushida
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Post by ravenbrighid on Jun 9, 2022 1:32:51 GMT
Massacre Pro Wrestling: Episode 1 Tuesday at 10:30PM EST
Main Event: MPW Hardcore Championship: Battle Royal Winner vs. ?
Shrieking Sheik (AAW) vs. Grah Tonrakk
Canada Bleeds (NGPW) vs. New Mutants (PEWA)
8 person Over the Top Battle Royal, winner gets a MPW Hardcore Title shot.
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Post by ravenbrighid on Jun 15, 2022 19:09:57 GMT
Hey all,
I've made the tough choice to go on hiatus with streams. I don't know how long, but my mental health is not in a great place and streaming is starting to feel like a chore. I imagine at least a few weeks, maybe a month or 2, maybe a few months.
One small factor, and I....really don't mean to sound whiny with this, but I haven't had the engagement I'd like sometimes. And that's not to be unappreciative of those who show up, cause I really, really appreciate those who do. And if you don't show up or chat much on my streams, it's alright, I get it, and I don't take it personally. But when I see how many people show up for other streams compared to mine, it can make me sad. No hate cause those other streams are terrific. I just want to be open and honest here.
The bigger factor, though, is my mental and physical health. I've really been struggling. My energy levels are low due to a vitamin D deficiency, and it's made my Depression that much worse. Going to work is hard. Doing anything in my daily life is hard. And fire pro is not at the top of the list of my priorities right now, nor should it be.
I hope to stay a part of the community and show up for streams where I can even being on hiatus. And maybe work on stuff, albeit slower, in the meantime. Put more focus perhaps into contributing to other streams where my edits are welcome. I really do love this community. And I really do thank you for your support. I hope to come back better than before when I do return to regular streaming.
Again, thank you all for your support. This decision is not an easy one, but I know it's the right one right now. Any words of support welcome and encouraged.
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Post by ravenbrighid on Jun 16, 2022 2:36:22 GMT
Massacre Pro Wrestling: Episode 1 Results
Main Event: Braun Strowman def. Mercy Devine to become the first MPW Hardcore Champion
Shrieking Sheik (AAW) def. Grah Tonrakk
New Mutants (PEWA) def. Canada Bleeds (NGPW)
Braun Strowman won the 8 person battle royal
Bonus match: DANGER! Elixer def. Violencia Dragon
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Post by OrochiGeese on Jun 16, 2022 11:39:15 GMT
I just want to say a few things in respond to your heartfelt hiatus post.
First, I'm really sorry to hear that things have been difficult recently with your mental and physical health. I hope that both improve as quickly as realistic right now. I completely empathize with a reduction of energy level for various reasons. It wreaks havoc on everything and ends up reducing free time (and what you can do during it).
100% agreed. My credo has always been "Real life first" when it comes to Fire Pro and e-feds.
I also believe in balance though and not kicking myself when I'm down. So my brain has some advice for you that I haven't been able to fully implement myself but that I think could maybe help you.
Right now you're having a rough time but I know you love Fire Pro and e-fedding. If you have to consciously take it out of your life right now for longer than a month or two, that decision may end up making you feel worse.
I speak from experience on that. As hard as it has been for me to produce anything over the past two years (edits or shows), I end up feeling worse about the situation when I consciously tell myself I'm going to go on hiatus or stop. (I actually officially ended my feds back in 2011 and that lasted exactly 1 year before I revolted against it!)
If you're struggling right now emotionally, and Fire Pro is a big part of your enjoyment, don't cut it out entirely. I mean, if you're just taking a few weeks off of streaming, that's different. But if you are really envisioning taking 2-3 months off from doing anything, that could end up making you feel bad because a) you don't get to do Fire Pro stuff and b) you consciously know in your mind you had to remove something that you like doing. (again, I speak from experience about how frustrating both of those realizations can be in this situation).
Maybe consider doing things a little differently to maximize what it is you enjoy about e-fedding while cutting down some of the things that feel like work and that aren't giving you as much enjoyment. I've been trying to find a way to re-structure how I do my fedding. That has been an enormously hard thing to do since I have years and years of inertia doing things a certain way. Trying to scale that back is hard but I also know it's the right answer even though I still don't know exactly how to do it. But I keep trying to find a way. That's because I know I'm happier with feds in my life than cutting out that "responsibility" and enjoying the remaining free time. When I have that free time, I just want to spend it on feds! Even though I've been too tired to write content when I have the time, the storylines are in my head. As long as they play out in my head, I know that I am still in "that world" and want to be. Finding a way to express that hasn't been easy recently but I want to keep trying. Granted, I've done pretty much nothing recently so it hasn't been a time/energy drain.
Maybe you can find a way to either stream less on Twitch or just present your content in a different way that doesn't require so much time spent on weekly production and streams. Maybe the engagement will go up too if you present things in a different way. Your characters and stories may be even freer to shine outside the cruel realm of RNG.
Anyway, I hope this helped in some or numerous ways. Fire Pro is all for fun. If you know there are other things you can be doing right now that are less time/energy-intensive but still fun for you, maybe it's worth leaning into them more. If you still really want to e-fed though, I think its at least worth considering ways to keep it going. I may be writing some of this to myself too though since I've been trying to re-ignite my own fire for the past two weeks and the damn wind keeps blowing it out. 💨🕯
In any case, I really hope that things improve and that you feel better soon 😀
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Post by ravenbrighid on Jun 16, 2022 23:30:15 GMT
I just want to say a few things in respond to your heartfelt hiatus post. First, I'm really sorry to hear that things have been difficult recently with your mental and physical health. I hope that both improve as quickly as realistic right now. I completely empathize with a reduction of energy level for various reasons. It wreaks havoc on everything and ends up reducing free time (and what you can do during it). 100% agreed. My credo has always been "Real life first" when it comes to Fire Pro and e-feds. I also believe in balance though and not kicking myself when I'm down. So my brain has some advice for you that I haven't been able to fully implement myself but that I think could maybe help you. Right now you're having a rough time but I know you love Fire Pro and e-fedding. If you have to consciously take it out of your life right now for longer than a month or two, that decision may end up making you feel worse. I speak from experience on that. As hard as it has been for me to produce anything over the past two years (edits or shows), I end up feeling worse about the situation when I consciously tell myself I'm going to go on hiatus or stop. (I actually officially ended my feds back in 2011 and that lasted exactly 1 year before I revolted against it!) If you're struggling right now emotionally, and Fire Pro is a big part of your enjoyment, don't cut it out entirely. I mean, if you're just taking a few weeks off of streaming, that's different. But if you are really envisioning taking 2-3 months off from doing anything, that could end up making you feel bad because a) you don't get to do Fire Pro stuff and b) you consciously know in your mind you had to remove something that you like doing. (again, I speak from experience about how frustrating both of those realizations can be in this situation). Maybe consider doing things a little differently to maximize what it is you enjoy about e-fedding while cutting down some of the things that feel like work and that aren't giving you as much enjoyment. I've been trying to find a way to re-structure how I do my fedding. That has been an enormously hard thing to do since I have years and years of inertia doing things a certain way. Trying to scale that back is hard but I also know it's the right answer even though I still don't know exactly how to do it. But I keep trying to find a way. That's because I know I'm happier with feds in my life than cutting out that "responsibility" and enjoying the remaining free time. When I have that free time, I just want to spend it on feds! Even though I've been too tired to write content when I have the time, the storylines are in my head. As long as they play out in my head, I know that I am still in "that world" and want to be. Finding a way to express that hasn't been easy recently but I want to keep trying. Granted, I've done pretty much nothing recently so it hasn't been a time/energy drain. Maybe you can find a way to either stream less on Twitch or just present your content in a different way that doesn't require so much time spent on weekly production and streams. Maybe the engagement will go up too if you present things in a different way. Your characters and stories may be even freer to shine outside the cruel realm of RNG. Anyway, I hope this helped in some or numerous ways. Fire Pro is all for fun. If you know there are other things you can be doing right now that are less time/energy-intensive but still fun for you, maybe it's worth leaning into them more. If you still really want to e-fed though, I think its at least worth considering ways to keep it going. I may be writing some of this to myself too though since I've been trying to re-ignite my own fire for the past two weeks and the damn wind keeps blowing it out. 💨🕯 In any case, I really hope that things improve and that you feel better soon 😀 Thanks a ton for such a thoughtful response! I really, really appreciate it. It means a lot. I do plan to take a hiatus from streaming, but I don't expect to stop playing fire pro, unless I just don't want to play it. I guess I'm trying to shift from obligations to just playing for fun. And hopefully come back strong with fresh ideas and whatnot. But I think you make a valid point, no doubt. I don't want to stop myself from playing if i wanna play by any means. And if I wanna get back into streaming soon, then I will. :)
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Post by markrocker on Jun 18, 2022 0:05:40 GMT
Hey Raven, I'm not as good with words as Geese, but I do want to add two things: I notice that you post a lot of shows, and that would wear you down both mentally and physically. I recently noticed that you now have several brands. You are juggling a lot of stuff in the game, and that will take a toll in real life. Scale it down. There is nothing wrong with down just one show a month. That would give you time to prepare it with time and when you feel rested.
The other thing is that you are comparing yourself to other, or how many people turn out to watch other streams and how few watch yours. I understand that we all want some attention, and what we do to be liked and appreciated. People may be busy when you stream, or may have a favorite streamer. I personally don't like streaming because that puts unwanted pressure on myself, like planning a party and hoping people would show up. My advised would be that you record your show and post in Youtube. People will see it when they see it.
I hope that you have a speedy recovery.
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